On Fri, 2004-01-09 at 16:54, Wiggins d Anconia wrote: > > > Any suggestions? Thanks for your help and thoughts. > > > > It is much easier to define the set all chars must be in then not. Use > > the =! which is the complement of all charachters matched by =~. > > Alternatively, I believe there is a c option you can use. > > > > -Dan > > That (I presume) should be !~ instead of != to complement =~ as opposed > to ==. When trying to include a dash in a character class (and not make > it a range), [], place it as the first character in the class, when > including a carat ^ do NOT place it as the first character (as that > negates the class). Ooops... My apologies. I was typing too quick and without much caffeine. :-(
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